things that would make me rather be electrocuted

there are a lot of good things in this world but also a lot of yucky ick things too. this is a bunch of stuff that makes me rather be exploded or electrocuted. idk what it is but some sensations just make me feel like im hhrrrkkkmmpphhbbbpphyptpbpthpt. you know?

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[llamawalrushybrid]

Andy: Huh, ADHD huh? I learned a lot about myself.
Andy 9 months later: Hey guys are sensory issues normal?

[elianabeebe]

Andy jumping from *literally talking about sweating* to asking “is it possible to liquid cool people?” Is the funniest back to back combo of bits that he could have made

[sune]

The glass thing is the worst thing I have ever endured. I'm glad I'm not the only who has suffered by the hands of this monstrous creation

[AndyJG]

bro we’re literally the same person. I animate, my name is andy, I have adhd, and for me the biggest uncomfortable thingy is prolababably styrofoam. the sound and texture

[pinkdolphin]

I absolutely adore the way you draw your dog. It's like a happy little ball of Oreo ice cream

[liselecika]

I love how weirder Andy becomes in each video, it's like removing layers to get to his true form
Fantastic.

[steven.antics]

2:35 “Vuvuzela..pringles.. nourishment?” has stayed in my mind rent free for months😭🦔

[ElProcrastinato]

My favorite new genre of ice cream sandwich videos is Andy discovering how ADHD he is

[The_ChaosBubble]

The closest thing I've felt to the "liquid-cooling of a person" is when I was dehydrated and at the hospital, and I was connected to an IV with saline water. I felt VERY cold, but it was a good cold that was inside rather than outside. It was weird.

[AltruistiCynic]

I’m not sure if it’s sensory issues or just misophonia, but ASMR videos *really* bring out the Fight or Flight response in me and I’ve never figured out why.

[ashlyaya]

0:16 my heart dropped and I got up thinking it was time for school 😢

[hoodie_cat]

"Could you liquid cool a person?"
Yes, it's called sweating.

[nicholaslandry]

He animated, he sponsored, he scurried

& that is why we love this channel

[The_Crafter]

my gosh, I have been suffering from the glass texture noise thing, and everyone in my family thinks I am overreacting, but NO, I'M NOT! It feels and sounds exactly like this, and makes me recoil in pain when this happens. Also, thanks for the explanation of this phenomenon.

[sceban]

1:12 isn't that how it's supposed to be? was always taught as a kid that dishes aren't clean until the squeek when you rub them

[jcb]

That "no" at 2:39 was marvelous at capturing the worried tone of someone wondering the amount of stupidity contain in the person in front of them

[noth_inf]

Funny thing liquid cooling exists, generally I've really only seen it in operating rooms to keep the surgeon cool or the nurses warm as it can cycle cold or warm water, but I've also seen furries and mascots have them under their suits to cool them. It's pretty neat stuff

[techtonik]

"Squimchy" or "grippy" glass from the dishwasher happens when you remove all oils and residue from the glass.
In other words, you touched clean glass for the first time! I live for squimchy glass.

[misthi]

I love how he talks about liquid cooling a person which is exactly what blood and the circulatory system does.

[HobbesHobbiton]

Now this is some REAL neurodivergent representation. Hollywood could never dream of making something this accurate